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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-09-29
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spe 'iele Grtnriicns : Tatrpreiie
OtinntapoiiS Nusftelung unb Der
WtnnefotasS taatss6air
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Surid fir Die &usftelura nerten or fol.
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6abrt %perfauft, 8inette. gut fir be Hid.
fabrt big gtontag mad Satum oeS 8erfaus
fes, ndmlld: 29ten ntb 80. Quauft; l., g.,
g., &C., O., 81. unb 90. September; A., g.,
II. II IL. October, Som 9teu bis 17ten
September miro Der Gusitennnss. Satrpreis
elm uno elm balb 40 gentf per WeiIe Be.
trasen. @ne Silette gut fir Die 8ldfabrt
big 19ten September lirb gut fir be Eahrt
nod 8~finneapolis pber ct. Raul.
g9it 8eSug auf bic Winneiota : Staats-
Sair Silette perfauft, bic gut iinb fir bic
Sabrt nod ct. Saul Dber Rinneapplis unb
Hiidfabrt bonn 9ten bis 17ten September
incluiiue, fir Die 8idfabrt giliia Bis sum
1sten September, su eiuunbsinbaIb Qk)
Gents bic Meile.
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lette tuerben einlab, 6 puppns su Is Gents
fIr Die Nusftelniig uno SO Gents fir bic
Staats Sair cntbalter. trelter Sreis su
Dem Sabroreis hinaussfi9t piro. gu per.
taufen bel ellen Siuet aSenten Der Rorb,
Sacific 81. 81.
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SUM MONS.

~ District Court, Seventh Judicial District,
Nicholas Jacoby, Plaintiff,
vs.
Anna Jacoby, Defendant.
The State Of Minnesota, to the Above Named
Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint in this action, which has been
filed with the Clerk Of said court at his office in
the City Of st. Cloud, County and State aforesaid
and to serve q copy of your answer to the said
complaint on the subscribers, at their office in the
City of st. Cloud, in said County and State. with
in thirty days after the service of this summons
upon you, exclusive Of the day Of such service,
and IL you fail to answer the said complaint with
will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in
said complaint together with the costs and disbur-
eements Of this action.
Dated st. Clond, Mimi, September 10th 1887.
HANSEN & MITCHELL"
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS,
d. ST. Cloud. Mimi.
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ct. GIpub SagebIatt.

Sem Ssitselite 8e9nuns traseho, bai
Serr 6. IS. RacbOnalb, 9erausseber ber
81. GIpub Zines, an lesten 9ienitaQ
Elm 9aaeblatt unter benz Eitei: st.
Glouo Sailp Tlmes" ms 2eben serus
fen. Sn 5olss Der ermutbisenoen Gn'
seihen. bic ~uuierer Stabt in iinsfter 9eii
i~pinten, unb bic Sl ben sr6bten Grwars
tunsen fir bas Gmpurbliben ct. CLOUDS
bere1tisen, fab ii9 Serr Mabonalb te'
tuosen, benz BuuI9e Der Saaptseiddfts'
leute semdB einem ssfiblten 8eoiirfnife
absubelfen, uuo oieien iopie iberbaupt
2lGen, bic oas Suterehe Der Stabt bobs
balteu, bic Iasesueuisfciien su brin9en.
Sn ieiner Nnrebe iast Der Serausseber,
bas sr bic s9pieristeiten ieines Inter
nebmens ertenne, bod es itebt 5u erruar'
ten, oaB bic quite Sa6e a0semeInen ans
tlaus unb wlrbise unteritisuns finoen
tuirb. Serr WueoOnulb 5eist bur9 bic
8ublitatlou elmer 9asesSeituns, baB er
in pollen 8emustiein bic 8ubm. Nrtitel
iiber 81. Glouo pom Stapsl lieB, oaB er
BON loldeu, bic INNER nod ben un9ldu'
biseu Thomas ipielen. fi6 ntdt betb6ren
ldBt. Sein %lnteruebmen 1T anerfen'
nenstuertb. uno tuenn bic @ei9dftspelt
mt ibm sleihen S6ritt bdlt. bann tuiro
ii4 basielbe gum 8eten Der Stabt als
Gin eriolsreidss errpeiien. Sur6 ieiu
l%lntsrusbmsn bat er seSeiat, oaB er nit
Der Seit uOranlebt. uno oab Wttbeu Jun.
Don Der SournulsBreB ibn oefen faroer'
bin nidt mebr Seiben oarf. baB. Times"
it.ts adt5uae binter eer3ei. 1T. Die st.
Cloud Daily Times lit oas erite 1ase'
blatt, mel9es in at. Glpub erideint.
weabalb bisies GreisuiB am 9ienitas
AUDI in entipre9snber @eiie s~eieiert
ipurbe. Der um5us Der ct. Gtouo Wtus
iittapele bur1 bic StraBen Der Staot
uns Die ibmetternben Zone uertlnbeten
IS melt binaus, baB in ct. Qlono etruaS
ME 9aaepeienes fi9 ereisnete, uHb bas
pom 9otal.B erihteritatter 9etrassne
Transparent nebit Suidrift beiaste. mas
Der lmsus 80 bebeuten babe. go wurbe
bas ueusebOrene 3ino in pomp6ier @eiie
Der OeHeutlid.eit uorsefibrt. in Der es
uuisrem 8ani9e semdb ua4ien uno &C.
oeiben mose.
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T TO CREDITORS

srATEoF MINNESOTA, In Probate Court.
County of Stearns.
In the Matter of the Estate of vitus DiedsrisA
Deceased:
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims and demands against the. estate of VI
Diederich late OF the County ofStearns deceased,
that the Judge Of the Probate Court of said Coun.
mands against. said estate, at his Office in the city
OF st. Cloud In said County, on The first Monday
OF each and every month for six successive
months, and that Six months from the 10th day
of September 1887, have been limited and allow
ed 6y said Probate Court for creditors to present
their claims.
Dated this 10Th day of September "A. D.. 1887.
Margaretha Kraus Administrative of the estate
|of VItus Diederich, Deceased.
L.5o THO. BRuENKR.
394 Judge of Probate.
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gu ~OcrfaMfcu.

S6 bon S81l4 gub Ss1I4 bon S@1l4
Sec 10, Sotun 1875, &laie 3S (Sppn @ettnJ
FUR $1,000 ge9er cine Insablung 500; fer
ner ipll4 bon ip1!4, ie1l4 BON itp1I4 int
IN ia bon ie Ia, Sec 10 unb 98i4 BON
SG1l4 Sec Is Sown 1875 &laiie 33 Eouu
@robe) fiir $1400 gesen er1e NnSablrng BON
5000. HadSufraseu BEL
S9.3t- Better Grid.
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ct. Soiepb's .WIhIe.

Die Mible Der unterseidneten 5irma 1T
leBt nit ben neueiten Serbeferunsen einge>
rittet uno fuuroen feline Soften geipart, I'M
bic Mible au elmer Der beiten in Der umses
geno Al MAIDEN. 8ir tint i'm Stanoe, QUE
IN unier Sad i1IasenDeu 8eItenungen
prompt uno sufrieoenffenenb nadsntommen
2-6mt Nlpis g. m I g. 60.
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Yu Derfaufeu.

Cine auf Der Satobs 8rairie, an Der golo
Spring Stage &oao", 8elesene, 200 older
groB Garm Tam inter 9inittgen 8eotngun-
gen 9efauft meroen, bic Sdlfte bes 2anbes
lit unter gultur, bic anbere Sdlfte gutes
8uiblane: Guf Der Sarm CUTE @ebduli9.
teiten. Ndberes au erfrasen bel
SobnS spaniel,
41t3t Cobb Spring, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-09-29
T d boyd

beior9t Sitter transport bon unb uad ben
Sabnbofe iotpie ale Grten onn 4rbeiten, bic
per 5ubre gei6eben miiiien. 8eitenunacn
lafie mon aurid in Saprparo's Sutterbanb,
luna, ct. Germ. ctr. Gt.GIpub. Minn. q
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-09-29

~ gnsliide .Spapin.S albe- beilt ale
barteu, tpetten o0er ihtpislisen 1eulen unb
Gebreden bel 8feresn, B!ntipath, &rims
n1anaen, 2dtmnns. gsrreuitin9, 9eblense.
i&uIlit, Sufen &C. 5hr eripart $50 burd
ben 0ebrau9 etner Glaihe. @arantirt pom
q. SGuIteu, ct. 9louo, Rinn. 81
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Sur 2enntntBnabnte.

Sir ben gintauf bon @einen unO 9iqu6.
rem bietet iid bel Dem ltnters eibneten cine
quite @ele9enbeit, oa bieier biz gum /. De-
cember ieinen 8orratb an 8etn urb 2iqu6r
bel Der @anone ooer III ionitigen Guantita.
ten gum &oitenpreiS perfaufen mtro. Wan
benube oieie @eleaenbeit unbiprehe Dor bel
Hie. lambert.
IL ct. gIoub, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-09-29

2dnoereien Der ct, 9aul unb Chicago gi
lenbabn9eieli6aft f6nnen unter a~iinitiae
S"eotngunsen fduflid eritanben tperben, ae.
gen baar poer 9eser Contract, teSglei6en
5000 big 1000 @der 2anb, 9eleaen In ben
Sowns Ipon, Nlbanp, st. Martin, Spriua
Sip, MteDers @rppe, Srpp Niper, Grptp
Gate, gate, WiIiuppb, Melroie, DAT, giaeu.
tbum Der Melrpie 8anf. Hadjaufraaen in
Der Welr0ie Yanf. MeIrOie. Wfinn. 3I-ha
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3tegelbrenncret.

@@aaf rteiner Steseiei, Die id biefess5rabs
fabr erSfnete nnb nuf Der rptbe Bridftetne
gemadt t~uerfer, tbnnen iebt alle BefeIun.
g en- befriebi9t tpersen. Die 3iege0ei beEn=
Get iih ~ Meile ppn 6 olo Spring. 8efel.
ungen laiie mon einlaufen beim Giaentbis
iner Seter Yblepien. 35-6m
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Seriteiaerung.

Gm Sienitas, ben 4. Sftober, 1887, iuiro
3 er Undergraduate auf ieiner i'm Tpiun ct.
Nu9nita. nahe Setter Sammerels Sture, ae<
le9enen Sarm folaenbe Gesenitanbe 6ffent<
lid perlteisern laiisn: 8 friide Nildtabe
8 oret Sabre alte uno brei sipei Sabre alte
&rnoer, 8 Sdbrlinse, atuei Sipei Sabre alte
tur58ebbrnte Stiere, 4 8dlber, apet Yferbe
urto Elm Sohlen, ioiuie STANDARDIZATION
uno gtai9inerie auer Grt. 8%ebinaunaei1:
Iae Snmmen unter fiuf Dollars boar ; auf
Setrd9e bon ntebr benn finf Dollars ipir6
etn Sabr Belt au iieben Brrsent gegen quite
Sur9idaft ge8eben. Soiepb 9prr,
9uremburg q. D., Rtnn.
Sobn G4dfer, @erftetaerer. 4O-2t
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Eetterner6mcrtttto.

Der Undergraduate brlnstbtermit sur a.
taligen 8enntntBnabme, baB er bic &aenfu.
Der st. 8aul u Warine" Seuerueriider
run9sseieIi6aft ibernpmmen bot un6 EN-.
pfieblt lid als Isent einem seebrten BubIi.
fum in Stearns gpuntp.
49,. Gbr.9. Gbles,I aent,
70 Epl0 Gnrina. MinA
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STATE OF MINNESOTA In Probate Court.
County of stearns.

County of Stearns.
Special Term September 2Oth 1887.
In the Matter of the Estate of John thinner
mann Deceased:
On reading and filing the petition of Joseph Zim-
hermann of Stearns County representing, among
other things, that John Zimmerman late Of the
Town of Albany, Stearns County, Minnesota on
the 18th day Of August A. d. 1857, at the Town
Of Albany died, interstate, and being a resident of
this County at the time of his death, leaving
goods, chattels and estate within this County, and
that the said Petitioner is a brother of said de-
ceased, and praying that administration Of said
estate be to Carl Herberger of said County granted.
1t is ordered, that said petition be heard before
the Judge Of this Court, on Friday the 14th day.
of October A. d. 1887, at o'clock A. NJ. at his
Office in lhe City of st. Cloud in said County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to
the heirs of said deceased and to all persons in
terested, by publishing q copy of this order for
three successive weeks prior to said day of hear
ing, in the DER NoRDsTERN'', a weekly news
paper printed and published at the City of ST.
Cloud in said County.
Dated at st. Cloud, MINI. the Goth day Of Sep
TENDER A.. D. 1887. BY the Court.
ISL THEo.BRUENER,
4os Judge OF Probate.
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gfett7.

Vile, Die Der Sirma 8antler & Braun In
Ilbanp idulhen baben lire gerpHidtungen
NIT bent Gfisnee, SenrD S. Me1er, aus3u.
9letben. @enannter pir0 ben Bprratb an
Number, @ifenpaaren etc. b,ligit ~pertaufen,
uno iolte, Die in bieier 2inie efuas aebrau.
den, thnn gut porauipreden bei
40-8w Senrp s.. N e her.
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3u p~erfamfeu.

Webrere &rbeitspferoe i'm @epi6te bon
1000 big 1900 Hfuno bili9 uno inter gin,
fttgen 8e~oingungen az p~erfaufen. Nad3us
frasen in Der We6Ormtd Wai6inen Sfite,
ct. Glpuo, Minn. 24b
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ct. Wnaufta WabIm1bIe.

Dtsfs gFltlstff ueuerttugs NIT Der nsutfen Gtnrt&.
tuna ~Serfeten rpcrtsr unh Elm Sadmann rtrb bic ar.
bstttn Der @thtle Ietten. @streibs unb Sutttr auf Hs.
feunne ssmatlsn uas bic grbsttPrSmpt bsfprst. lAn
s~sneistsn 3ufpru& bitten:
29.1j ct. Nuaufa ,StsarnsG omit Mtnn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-09-29

Gu ~Oerfamfeu.

MeiHe Sarrn, 1850 Nfer sroB, i'm Sotun
Watetielo 9eleaen, bon oenen 100 glaer ,H.
ter ytug, ber &eft @teien. uu6 @eibeIanb.
oesaletdeH in Cob Sprina aeleaeues
9ruHoeigentbum. fieben BIpd nn6 beridie.
oene Cots ferner 8 Grbeitspferoe,' so Slid
Rtnopieb uno Sarmgerdtbi6aften auer Qrt.
iinter annebmbaren B%ebinsungen Ill perfaxs
Ten. @uf Der Tarm befi1bet fi6 elm stuei.
hodges 5rame: Saus, sutes Srudtbaus unb
Stauungen. @enanntes tptrb aniammen
ooer audi einaeln na1 8elteben perfauft;
terner 100 @der i'm Totpn ct. Soiepb, 40
Ader unter 8fu8. 8egen ndberemt tpeube
man ii9 an BauI Ebeifen,
So-3nt Cob Sprtna, Wiun,
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41~ @enn Cure ubren perborben
rpuroen BON unauuerldffisen ubrma9ern,
bann tpirb &obertion bieielben 10 gut
tuie neu MAIDEN. 11-ba
a9 Office tnnben in 8rof. Cans
Muiifs@ onierpatori1m BON 8 rlbr 8or>
mittags Biz 6 ubr Na6mittass. ausse.
nornnnen Montass, an ueldem Gage bas
8intmer 9eidlofen 1T. @rinnert eu1
ees 8lates in Qahr's 0lpd. IL
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Gun fttgc ~0eIegenhetteu.

GommiKdr Der Shafts 9Gnbereien.Ofi II,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-02-26
Point in Farm Practice.

A successful Ohio dairyman has
wholly discarded working over but
ter or allowing it to stand twenty.
four hours to sweat and dissolve the
salt. He gathers the butter by the
granular process, and at the last wash
ing takes it out upon the worker to
drain. While very wet he smooths
it down. "tenderly" with the roller
and then sprinkles on the salt. He
then rolls over the edge of the butter
to cover the salt and let it dissolve.
He then presses out the surplus mois-
ture and packs it at once into little
packages for his customers and de-
livers it to them in person. He says
by that process the butter is at the
exact temperature to work, without
breaking the grain. If butter is
allowed to stand and get cold and
"set," it can never be made to work
as perfectly as at the temperature
and condition in which it receives
the salt after the granulation process,
a point in which we fully agree with
him. BY this plan a person who has
one of the many good creameries ad-
yertised can make a fine article of
butter at any season of the year. -
Correspondent Ohio Fdrmer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-02-26
A Rapid Conversion

The story is told that when Gener-
al Sherman entered Goldsboro' N. c.,
on the wav to join Grant after his
march to the sea, he and his staff
stopped just in front of the residence
of a man who was rabid Secession.
ist. The colonel The bore the title)
appeared on the porch to greet them.
and an officer asked what his senti-
ments were in regard to the war.
"I'm strong Union man." said the
colonel. with dry smile. "Ah. in
deed" said the officer. rather sarcas-
tically sand how long haveyou been
a Union man ?' 81 have been a
Union man." said the colonel, "ever
since I saw you and your staff come
into the end of that street, about
fifteen minutes ago." This candor
pleased General Sherman, and he
ordered guard placed around Colo.
mel KS property, and during the stay
of the army not thing was molested
in Or around his premises, although
many others suffered.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-02-26

"Are you married or single" asked
a New York judge of witness in a
divorce suit.
ppm not married, but my wife is"
NOW, if you get off any more
jokes in this court room I'll lock you
up for contempt of court"
"Why, judge, l amt joking. l
was married and got divorce. My
wife married again, but l didn't. /
know when I've got enough, so you
see I'm not married, but my wife is.
You don't catch me joking on any
such serious subject as matrimony."
-IeEdS SJtings.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-02-26
Origin OF Tavern Signs

What is the origin of signs ? The
earliest signs are certainly heraldic.
We have still in many villages the
So and So Arms, with the shield OF
the lord of the manor emblazoned
upon'it with all its quarterings. Or
we have the Red Lion, or the White
Hart, or the Swan. all either crests or
cognizances of family or of a SOW
ereign or queen. The Swan sign is
said to date from Aune of Cleves
the White Harte was the badge of
Richard H., and inns with this sign
probably were erected in that region
and have retained the sign unchang.
ed since. We know of inns under
the name of the Rose, which there
can be little question came into life
as hostelries in the time of the YORK.
lists and Lancastrians. The Wheat
sheaf was the Burleigh badge, the
Elephant that Of Beaumont, the Bulls
Head was Boleyn cognizance, the
Blue Boar the badge of the De Veres,
Earls of Oxford: the Green Dragon
of the Earls of Pembroke. the Falcon
of the Marquis of Winchester. 1t
does not, however, follow that the
inns that have these signs date from
the periods when, let US say. Anne
Boleyn was Queen. because they bear
the token of the Bulbs Head. or from
the reign of Queen Elizabeth, when
Burleigh was in power, because of
the Wheatsheaf, for il will take their
titles and signs from a much more
local origin, the coat or cogniZance of
the squire who holds the manor.
There was a reason for this the inn
was originally the place where the
true landlord, /. e., the lord of the
manor, received his guests and every
traveller was his guest. In Iceland,
a! the present day, there is but one
inn at Reykjavik, the capital. and
that is kept by Dane. The traveller
in this island goes to any farm house
or parsonage and is taken in. Indeed.
by law a traveller connot be refused
hospitality. When he leaves he
either makes present in money or
something else that will be valued,
but this is a present and not pay
ment. In many parts of Tyrol it is
much the same.-EnQLish Magazine.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-02-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
837. The SUN. 1887.
A. s. ABEL CO., PUBLISHERS,
BALTIMORE,
THE PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

THE PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
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Will celebrate its tiftieth Anniversary. From
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OF its editorial utterances There is probably
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fact upon which IL may justly pride itself
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-02-26

Light notwithstanding lamps.
A slip Of the pen-A young porker.
High and dry-A tall Kentuckian.
Only a question of time-asking
the hour.
Some men take life easy. 1t is
simply meet and drink with them.
The woman that maketh a good
pudding in silence is better than she
who maketh tart reply.
A youth wishes to know show
long girls should be courted." Why,
the same as short girls, of course.
Judge to the plaintiff. "Who was
present when the defendant knocked
you DOWN." Plaintiff: VI was!"
There is said to be a tree in New
Guinea which, when touched, knocks
a man down. 1t must be species
of box wood.
A merchant said to farmer: IA
dollar will 60 further than it used
to-" eyes" the farmer quickly re-
piled. "and it makes the distance in
quicker time"
EYES," said lawyer. who was de.
Tending a murderer, 1.-THE prisoner at
the bar will prove an alibi. Gentle
men. we shall prove that the MUIR
dered man wasn't there"
1.-The only time 1 ever enjoyed the
music of a drum" said cynical old
bachelor, twas once when l knew
that an enemy across the way had a
baby that he wanted to get to Sleep"
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1t was very late and they were re-
newing for the sixty.seventh time
their vows. you'll be true to me-"
she cooed "you will never tell me a
base falsehood ?" Never. my darl-
ing" he murmured. Then the bell
tolled one.